Added TamperMonkey scripts to fix issues annoying me while trying to use The Youtube.
Fixed cosmetic issue in death probability calculator page, added a new DALL-E 3 image in recognition of pointer-outer.
Finished first ESP32-C3 battery test; understanding consumption, can move on to bigger things.
Reduced frequency some scripts run.
Header info bar fixes/cleanup.
Server was down for an ~hour for data backup. Automated hardware usage stats database pruning.
Octupled the number of DALL-E 3 outputs in its gallery. That'll be all for now.
Added "Other Galleries" page containing old small SD images + new DALL-E 3 gens.
Added script to convert MID tracks to PWM tones & durations, also Arduino IDE code for playback on ESP32 board.
Purged server hardware stats to reduce system load.
Some ESP32C3s arrived today (10/22/23) and I've been playing around with them. Data mentioned in hover text here.
(10/11/23) On indefinite pause from website again until inspired.
Reduced start time in Scramble game from 120s to 90s. Added hotkey display button & new hotkey to load new puzzle.
Added OpenRCT2 plugin to display list of unhappy guests.
Pruned ~10% of wallpaper images.
Added 7 MODs to Volume 2 of MOD player.
Removed "Image Roulette" page.
Sticky Boxes utility brought back.
Changelogs will be shorter. Hover for short-story-long.
2023Q3
Pulled "Sticky Boxes" utility just before heading to bed on realizing it has a bug related to loading notes which would likely lead to data loss if used (I had a workaround for this issue which worked when the page was served on its own page, but I didn't consider that it may not work when served as an iframe). Will try to fix tomorrow; *should* be simple.
Added a multi-desktop "sticky notes" application to Utilities page (titled "Sticky Boxes" so ctrl+B to create new box seemed vaguely reasonable since I couldn't use ctrl+N). It uses your browser's "local storage" by default, but has an option to save to (and load from) JSON file wherever you want to place it on your computer. If you manage to "lose" a note by shoving it way over to the left of screen or whatever, it is possible to get the notes back on-screen by doing a "hard save", editing the position of the lost note in the JSON file, and then loading the JSON back into the webpage.
Added a death probability calculator to Utilities page. I used it to guess at chances of potential POTUSes living to see 2029, but you could use it for whatever. Just remember it's a simple script and absolutely not capable of telling you when you'll actually die (though it's always a good idea to have your will written out!). New SSA actuarial tables could be dropped in if I ever felt like it.
Added 5 more MODs to "Volume 2" playlist in MOD player (the "Music" button in bottom-left). Some day will adjust playlists so they all fit a mood (and just have one "all" playlist), but that's years in the future, probably many years; it takes a long time to listen to the absolutely wild number of songs posted; and I do listen to *all* of them; many tracks I've added are unrated on modarchive. ... and I'm only maybe 0.25-0.75% through all ever posted on modarchive. Probably also need a separate playlist organization based on which files can be handled by the tempo sliders (if you mess with tempo slider, you may notice modplayer refuses to touch some samples, which can substantially rejigger a composition, *usually* for the worse).
Tried working on Brainwiper game. There's too much code to do much more with for now, so I'm shelving it. Adjusted the "nutrition" scores of the food "treasures" so it's at least not punishing you for winning. The goal was to have a recipe system and maybe a visualization of an avatar which is being fed (but this seemed a bit too ambitious)... maybe Chad5 will implement it, and Chad6 can expand on it to include nutrition types with reward given for achieving harmonious/balanced nutrient intake. Chad7 will introduce gout and other diseases, and Chad8 will implement the basic medical system before Chad9 implements health insurance and the online player-driven food economy.
Added Turkish, Dutch, and Danish translations of word scramble game + language selector screen. Dictionaries, javascript, and html all updated. Danish dictionary believed to be reasonably good, but Dutch and Turkish not tested by a native yet. Use contact page to request a new language; this is a pretty simple process using the same scripts which were made for the original; hardest part is finding a good wordlist. I intended to add British (UK English), but, to my surprise, I struggled to find a wordlist in a format I could use which didn't have uniquely American/Australian/etc words mixed in.
Made scrollbar on Contact page consistent with rest of site and gave body a background color so other iframes are immediately removed from sight. Reduced time an iframe is allowed to linger before enforcing its closure. Added some JS to remove the scrollbar from the index page when a navbar iframe is open (I'd like to apply this to when a graph iframe's open, too, but I'm not sure how to given the graphs are popping out of a header shtml file separate from the index html). Condensed Conqueror game to work better with displays having low vertical height (or DPI scaling enabled); the game grid should now be visible on 1080p monitor with 150% DPI scaling (though reset button's partly cut off when it appears). Modified system monitoring script to take longer samples so there's less uncaught activity (I realize now I built this fundamentally incorrectly, but it's too much code duct-taped together to bother fixing properly).
Still on pause (9/16) and probably will be for another week or two, but a SolarPotatoV2 update: the sun is too hot. It's getting mild out as we transition to Fall here, but direct sunlight appears to still cause enough heat to build in the panels that the glue attaching them to the acrylic stand melts and the potato case also gets too hot for glue. Have completely disassembled the potato and the solar stand it attaches to since this would be a big mess in the hotter parts of Summer; all components still usable and clean, just needs a different mounting method which isn't presently apparent to me. It held up well to rain and wind, at least.
On pause for a day or few or many while other things take up my free time interests.
Updated ToS and legal page otherwise to be less "cute" and more readable (with particular attention to the special credits section), and open a new tab for links.
Added ToS/Privacy/Legal page; placed in left vertical nav bar. Added contact form (felt necessary for ToS/etc page).
Backend changes to handle data more securely. Additionally, apache2 logs (access, error, other_vhosts, and wsgi) will have their contents deleted every 5 minutes (with additional attempts to delete any log.1 files or .gz files in the directory), ensuring user agent strings are not kept for any longer than necessary (I can accept running the script every 5 minutes instead of every 60 minutes now, because the log file has *much* less data to parse).
Added ability to hold dice between rolls in the "dice simulator" for Yahtzee/Farkle-type scenarios; click to hold (will show yellow outline), click again to un-hold. You could also use this for differently-sided rolls; e.g. for 3d6+2d3, first roll 3d6, hold your three dice, then roll 5d3 (the values on the held 3d6 roll will not change even if above the allowed number for new rolls). Pushed full-res image container down a bit on Wallpaper Gallery page and slightly reduced max height to try ensuring the full image will display on more screen sizes. Removed email link because I forgot my password (yes, really... I apparently never bothered to save it anywhere; I didn't like email provider anyway, will look for another solution Eventually).
Added dice "simulator" (more of a cheap substitution; no physics; but you can roll up to 10000d1000 with it, though I can't imagine why you'd want to) to Utilities/Other. Also re-organized the Utilities/Other page so it's split by webpages for Normal People, and scripts for hyper-losers (respectfully). Removed "Broken" apps; I think there's value in showing the failures, but not enough value that's it's worth cluttering the page.
Added timestamp sorting logic back to usage graphs (oops), fixed how network upload speed was calculated, and wiped server usage stats again. Changed usage scripts' behavior so they're all chained together as subprocesses, will execute sequentially rather than relying on a bunch of independent cronjobs (running independently was fine when there were only two scripts and no graphs). Reduced timer to refresh userbar and increased frequency scripts will run since there are now no "wasted executions"; should only be a 1-3 minute delay on the "clock," now (keeping in mind it uses Real Time, does not adjust to whatever Fake Time you may be using). NOW I'm done with graphs (please). Changed music iframe to use a left arrow rather than X at top-right so button action is better-implied.
Added new disk & network upload stats to userbar + graph; wiped server stats db. Modified userbar header (which contains the graph iframes) to not auto-refresh if it detects graph iframes are open. Server stats still running in goofy way (I'm taking measurements over 10s every few minutes and averaging them [esp goofy for network traffic measurements] + timings of scripts firing are independent rather than being a sequential chain like it should), but I'm tired of working on these. Graphs are done (enough, for now). Edit: except the network tx value is wrong.... ugh.
Header bar now periodically refreshes. It's still on a delay due to reasons (honestly, I forget the reasons at this point), so while the time is useful for stating when the snapshot of statistics is valid, it's not useful as a clock. Fixed some more mp3 miscategorizations.
Have been working on redesign of SolarPotato after initial "slap junk together to understand what I want better" build. I put together code for a tiny OLED screen (I don't have a decent camera; sorry) to be mounted to a much smaller "components box" (I initially thought I would be stuffing the solar panels into a single big box, but this didn't work out) which will be mounted under the "panel stand" where the solar panels go, so it will all be "one unit" still, and I'll be better-able to quickly diagnose what's going wrong based on the OLED readout. I'm planning to have it put together on Wednesday (9/6); am waiting to receive new smaller acrylic box.
Added link to a semi-functional script to Wallpaper Gallery page. It grabs a wallpaper image off server at random and sets it as desktop wallpaper. Works with Win11 for sure, and should work with Win10. I think there may be a caching issue with Windows; it doesn't always work (and when it stops working, it tends to not work for a while). You can schedule it in Task Scheduler to have it pick a new wallpaper each day (on days it feels like working).
Created a new script to go through users db to try sniffing out bots with an additional method. Is able to be retroactively applied to graph data, so you may see human user count reduced very slightly between hourly updates, but I promise that means the data's been made *less* sketchy, not more! Added sources to CO2/CH4 graph (haven't quite figured out how I want to add more data to the actual graph; that is, sources to use and how to present it).
Purged user count database and modified user count/graph script to make educated guess as to whether IP address's request comes from human or bot based on user agent string keywords (if IP address's user agent string contains keyword commonly found in popular web browser [but not crawler/bot], request assumed to come from human; if no user agent string or string contains no whitelisted word, assume is bot).
Put what was formerly "Other Stuff" onto its own page in the navbar after un-breaking demo archive page from backend changes long ago, removed "Other Stuff" from Games page.
Removed "CLEAR CACHE" button (did not function quite as I needed it to, did not clear cache of data files called by JS inside iframes), fixed another categorization issue I missed in mp3 player due to testing outdated files. I have no clue how to deal with the cache issues at this point. Edit: disabled cache of some file extensions at the server level which resolved issue in testing.
Added button to clear your browser's cache on this domain because I'm too lazy to learn and implement proper cache-busting techniques, and call lots of files inside iframes which makes minor modifications a bigger chore than it should be. e.g. the mp3 iframe relies on text files to populate the categories and song lists; when I add, remove, or modify songs in the list, the text file's name needs to be changed, then the js calling it needs to have reference updated, then the js needs its name changed, then the html calling the js needs its reference updated, then the mp3 html needs its name changed, then the MOD/MP3 selector page needs its reference changed, then the page loading the iframe needs to have the iframe's query string changed -- totally ridiculous -- maybe there's a better way, but I'm pretty ignorant; I did try only changing the iframe query string, but this didn't work consistently in testing. Anyway, if something seems dysfunctional, maybe try the "CLEAR CACHE" button. Should work on Chrome and Firefox; no clue on others.
Fixed some miscategorizations of mp3 files in music iframe and made a proper script to handle the list generation.
Tried and failed to generate a script which takes a text file in the way I format it for a Discord thread and parse it to save entries to database and generate a webpage. It checks if the URL I put in the chat message for each game entry exists in the DB; if does not, it scrapes Steam's website for basic information (game title, release date, game description, review "score tier") and saves that to DB. Then outputs an HTML page using this data, with entries color-coded based on my emoji system for the Discord thread. It's far too complicated (the very incomplete version is ~300 lines of code with comments) for ChatGPT3.5 and probably GPT4. I also tried Bard, miniOrca, and the 13B models of WizardCoder and Llama-2 without success (ChatGPT3.5 seemed to do the best of all; however, it's very possible I've become so adjusted to working with ChatGPT that I've started writing for its quirks). Anyway, no problem waiting for GPT5 or something else; I want to get a new 24GB+ graphics card in ~Fall 2024 (pls, Intel; don't make me pay $3k+ to Nvidia or AMD); currently using 10GB card which is extremely limiting even though it's othrewise very powerful for a consumer card.
Did I mention I'm working on a solar potato? Mostly just need to drill a hole and connect the panels to the box (I did fix the crooked panels since photo), then should be ready to put it outside and see how it performs (I also have an extra two of those tiny panels, but I'm being stingy). Ideally, I will be able to start moving server duties over to it, but for this version, I'd be happy if it just doesn't fall apart after a week.
"Userbar" now considered replaced; added some climate stats using NOAA data and cumulative unique users seen (also wiped old user json file; everything now has proper database); both have graphs if you click the red (pink? orange? I can't quite tell) text. I'll likely alter little visual things with it later. For the record, I do not collect any PII; a script regularly checks apache access logs (enabled by default) and writes unseen IP addresses to a database with the time it was first seen. Apache's daily access logs are retained for a week before automatic deletion. This website uses no cookies or cookie-likes, and serves no ads. The userbar graphs represent the first time I've used someone else's CDN to serve files here (this is a very common thing for websites to do, but I won't be making a habit of it, at least partly because I don't like using huge js libraries; I don't use jquery anywhere). -But the plotly js file is kinda big for my garbage home upload speeds, I like plotly, and using their CDN ultimately reduces global bandwidth because it's widely used and it's better you cache their version from their CDN so you aren't constantly re-downloading it.
Fixed server stats graph image generation, immediately replaced working solution by modifying how userbar is generated/served, and then using plotly to generate an interactive graph instead of generating a static image (this solution is 300% cooler and 1000% faster [as far as CPU time to generate] but 30000% the filesize vs previous solution). edit: I switched to using plotly's CDN for serving js, so filesize (as far as I'm concerned) is now much smaller.
Partial replacement of userbar. Now shows most recent server stats snapshot (delayed ~10 minutes & doesn't refresh itself). Click time for 7-day graph (when 7 days of data are collected; only a couple hours available as of writing). Switched to using a proper database and shut down Glances server. I wanted individual stats to show on hovering over text, but I couldn't figure out how to do this with header iframe (it was wrong in different ways each method I tried). Edit: I'm aware of the amusing disaster which currently is the 7-day chart; I don't have time for it; I'll get to it.
Userbar server still dying occasionally. Took it offline for now; have some ideas on alternate ways to use the space. Removed technically-problematic song from Volume 1 of curated MODs.
Devised ridiculous solution to normalize volume in MOD player (without altering the tracker files themselves) which works with existing hacks. Added 15 songs to "Volume 2" and fixed other errors in my modifications relating to serving files hosted locally. Volume 1 & 2 mostly normalized (won't blow your eardrums out, at least); will make further little tweaks as listen more.
Merged chiptune player (along with some fixes & redesigns to fit in tiny box) into the "Music" popout player, removed chiptune player from Games->Other Stuff.
Killed chat server, removed related jobs & references, and stopped server from daily restart (I believe killing chat server will resolve issue, and save me from complicated rewrite of userbar server). Moved music popout to the left of page so it doesn't get in the way of other things. Additional organizational prep for popout chiptunes player.
Quick modification to user total graph generation script to keep things readable.
Internet outage for ~10 hours today (8/15). Things were fine and stable before a regional fiber company ran line around here. sus.
Daily server restart kludge implemented until I have time again to work on this stuff more (wss servers sometimes hang forever; I think is due to simultaneous attempts to access a particular file, but fixing will be A Thing). Am busy with home renovation stuff. Quickly set up an email account for domain, too.
Steam Tampermonkey script fix; now appropriately parses games with thousands of reviews. Small changes/fixes to MOD playlists/player pages. Think I would like to make the player a popout like the existing mp3 music iframe popout... Eventually.
Added very simple webpage (in Games->Other Stuff...) which alphabetizes list of strings delimited by newline.
Cut audio elements out of Roulette page given there's now a popout for music; I don't think a new popout is necessary just for small square images. "Home" navbar link no longer does a hard redirect and instead functions more like the other navbar links; will not interrupt other iframes user has up.
Added line breaks as needed to scripts posted in "Other Stuff..." to compensate for userbar. Added a couple TamperMonkey scripts to Games -> Other Stuff... page. They automate my steps for filtering out games on Steam to evaluate. Stage One opens all games populated on webpage which have review score of 80%+ and 100+ reviews. Stage Two then closes any game webpages which match whatever strings you put in (as example, will block games curators you follow recommend against + threw PlayWay in).
Google's AI Test Kitchen was quick to respond with waitlist approval. No continuation and no MIDI output, but its outputs are very h*cking good. I was left disappointed after playing with AIVA and Magenta yday. See MusicLM outputs here.
Took another look at landscape of AI MIDI generation. Didn't take long. :(
Boring backend changes. Also added a popout music player which brings in ~everything I'd posted to Youtube + stuff I didn't bother posting. Like most everything else here, it's only *mostly* functional. Eventually, there will be a popout random image iframe and I will get rid of the Media Roulette page.
Started work on 2nd MODs playlist; WIP version is live. I'm very pleased with this solution over putting things on YT, very easy to work with. Some of the "Volume 2" files are huge; I happened to pick recent MODs to sift through, and some are less size-concerned (but sound fantastic).
Without scruples, stole and lightly tweaked code from Mirth Turtle's Crunchy Reliable Beats to create curated playlists of MOD files playable in browser (I had a Youtube playlist of some I liked, but YT compresses the h*ck out of audio). Only one playlist ("Volume") for now. Find in Games -> Other Stuff...
Backend changes to how the userbar server works; should start converting 'seen today' to 'points' again (this is really just a way for me to approximately measure user activity for aggregate statistics; I've abandoned the idea of any kind of multiplayer elements or contests, or being able to use 'points' in an interactive way, at least for now). Cleansed usernames json file of known-not-useful stuff which will (hopefully) be reflected in user html files tomorrow.
Another outage! Not my fault this time, at least; Internet outage all morning (7/24).
Generated a bunch of smaller square images for Media Roulette page, and also a few more wallpapers. I have SDXL working but haven't had luck getting something to play nice with the refiner model yet.
"Scheduled" (at least, intentional) power outage for much of today (7/22). Working on replacing outlets and switches upstairs (old ones original to house; brittle old cracking plastic). Will need at least one more day Eventually to finish.
Major rewrite of the multi-format image resizer (Games -> Other Stuff...). Now supports OpenCV (different interpolation depending on if upscaling or downscaling), allowing revised user input instead of exiting out when input validation fails, allows user to run new operation instead of exiting when job finishes, significantly condensed/organized code, and fixed resizing images by "pixels" target. ChatGPT4's Python code interpreter is pretty darn decent. Found I apparently deleted some assets from the user pages at some point; restored.
Solar panels arrived and hooked up, just in time for two days of storms. When solar panels quit outputting power (overnight, for example), a wall charger kicks in. I also added the basic skeleton of a Minesweeper-type game I'm calling Brainwiper (after confusing Minesweeper with the flash AITG minigame Mindsweeper). It needs a lot of work, but has what I need to expand it when I'm next in the mood to, and is playable (just really messy and the score doesn't make much sense as-is).
Typing game removed (was technically interesting but otherwise very uninteresting). Tested workstation for a good few hours on battery without issue (new panels arrive later Today).
Made some sound effects for the Quiz game and added a mute button. Fixed a some typos & incorrect answers while in there, too; there are almost definitely still more to be found...
Added mute button to Conqueror game. I wanted to pitch-shift move sound using game progress variable, but am unable to find a solution I like.
Updated Conqueror game to add shield powerup, sound effects, and some other visual effects.
Reworked userbar server to generate files more dynamically rather than trying to generate hundreds of html pages every few minutes.
Fixed Media Roulette page buttons. Implemented workaround to a bizarre bug in Firefox & Audacity audio renderer on the "word_3" sound in Scramble game (was fine in Chrome; first ~200ms of audio would *sometimes* crackle in Firefox/Audacity). Infuriatingly weird bug.
Added basic daily-updating stats script for unique users seen (using userbar data). See here. Further slowed how often userbar script will run, this time by setting it to lowest priority rather than explicitly reducing how often it tries to run (will not run if one already running, so it should ideally be skipping cycles if server under load otherwise). Ordered some bigger solar equipment to power workstation. Will have 200W solar + 100W off grid charging a battery which will *try* to power workstation (battery can put out 1kW on single line, so that part's fine). Not sure if will work given I'm only putting panel in window giving a mere 4.2 average peak sun hours (better in Summer, worse in Winter). It will push me to squeeze more efficiencies out of load, though.
Fixed some minor css issues in games which resulted from removing excess padding from top of all iframes.
~90% of the "small" "Media Roulette" images purged. Replacements will be generated on nights cool enough that the heat'd kick on.
Process of pruning (aggressively; most will be tossed) the 1764 images in the Media Roulette image folder has begun. Will take me some time.
Added keyboard support to Blackjack game (will not work when/if game window loses focus).
Slightly redesigned Media Roulette page, particularly the audio player (redesign only partly functional in Chrome, but looks better and is more functional than the default player). Still a bit of a mess. Also eliminated unnecessary iframe padding across pages.
Fixed chat window buttons and added a little slide in/out animation. Fixed calculation of aces in some circumstances in Blackjack.
Added changelog button swing anim. Remove "Home" content once user clicks an navbar link (was interfering with other iframes).
Subtle design changes throughout pages. Slowed generation of user pages (needs to be reworked Eventually; current process ridiculous).
Added Cell Conqueror game. Chad4 came up with the concept. I guess it's a strategy game? Needs expansion Eventually.
Added Blackjack game. Handles doubling down, but not splits or insurance.
Fixed SSL cert so no error is triggered when user or browser inserts "www." to URLs.
Added GUI version (Chad was able to make it!) of compounding calculator in "Other Stuff" page (in "Games").
2023Q2
Swapped out end-of-game Quiz facts to be more interesting.
Navbar links are now served as iframes (less server load, chat will stay open between pages, no "flicker" when navigating to new page).
Scroll issue re-resovled in less insane way; no more chat window flicker.
Spent way too long coming up with absurdly complicated symphony of operations to ensure chat window opens with messages scrolled to bottom. Causes chat window to briefly flash when you load a page...
Added typing challenge game ("adventure" game taken to woodshed). Runs on separate server where game logic lives so I can trust scores enough to post to database (the "database" is just a JSON file; if you play the typing test, your highest WPM will show on your "HIPA" [top-right hash] page). Text served via Pillow to prevent abuse. Multiplayer is hard!
"Words" and "Greek" categories of quiz game substantially added to using GPT4 (previously only 3.5); added new "Danish" category.
Mastermind game added; GPT3.5 got me ~60% of the way there; GPT4 ~80%. Remainder was tedious work.
Redesigned "AI Apps" (now "Games") page to use image grid; moved "Utilities" + broken stuff to "Other stuff...". Added more wallpapers.
Chat more completely reimplemented, now served as a popout iframe. Has some minor cosmetic issues I'll get to Eventually.
Chat totally rebuilt to use WSS and brought back online, but I'm still hacking at it. Eventually, it should be a "popout."
Chat disabled. It will be reworked later.
It's all starting to come together! Games now pop out as dynamically-scaled iframes. "Widened" some games as appropriate.
Created "Words" category (only 39 or so questions) for quiz app; app now more visually indicates when you answer correctly or incorrectly.
Created "user pages" to userbar (click your hash); displays all info on your "HIPA" collected by servers. Takes ~1m to generate a user page from time user first seen.
Added "Userbar" at the top of pages (ex games; I'm going to rework them Soon). Unified CSS for main pages (broke some things).
Significantly hacking up website and adding functions. All pages will be affected. Chat removed from scramble game for now.
Quiz app now has selectable categories. Generated (and fact-checked) a Greek and Math category. (full old list is "Potpourri")
Made up a live chat server & added live chat iframe to word scramble game; no authentication (lossy IP hashing instead).
~100 new 1920x1080 wallpapers added. I'm pleased with how they came out. Will be cool overnights here still; may do more.
Added AI-gen'd "word scramble/boggle" type game. I wrote more of the code than usual (~10-25%).
Got around to updating stable diffusion install and added a bunch of mods to confuse myself with. Adding new wallpapers...
Added broken "simple" AI-gen'd dungeon crawler. Unplayable; too complicated for ChatGPT, too many lines of js.
Fixed lingering quiz game issues. Added proof-of-concept script by ChatGPT to use REAPER's ReaScript to delete tracks w/o note tokens.
Added AI-gen'd placeholder image generator. From each line of txt file, make webp file with that line's text on image and as filename.
Added AI-gen'd choose-your-own-adventure game; very basic; have code to swap image based on action, but don't want to gen 100 images.
Quiz game now pulls a random fact from a text file of them generated by ChatGPT (uh, mostly, anyway).
Added ("secret") keyboard support to quiz game (1,2,3,4 to select answer; press enter on end screen to restart), added more questions.
Added AI-gen'd Hangman. Unusual rules; can use keyboard.
Added AI-gen'd Blackjack. Went surprisingly well (... except aces sometimes, which remains broken). Friend, rha, supplied the graphics.
Added AI-gen'd proof-of-concept "archive website generator" (with example website using mirsoft archive).
Added AI-gen'd quiz game. It pulls randomly from a list of ~300 questions. ChatGPT wrote questions/answers (and I corrected many).
Website redesign fully complete. Top image navigation grid removed, replaced with vertical text navbar on left.
Wallpapers page will now load thumbnail grid instead of full-res-images-but-rendered-smaller grid. Oops. It was close to what I asked for!
New AI app. Multiformat image converter using Pillow. Easily the most frustrating thing I've had ChatGPT do (without giving up on).
Minor redesign of the Image Roulette page. Except redoing the button icons, this concludes the website redesign.
ChatGPT redesigned the wallpapers page, making it much, much easier to navigate, and easier to update.
Old entries in changelog were written in an ugly/hard-to-read way, so I deleted them!
Cleaned AI Apps page to be more readable (ChatGPT helped!).
ChatGPT wrote css file for other pages consistent with homepage visual style.
ChatGPT redesigned homepage.
New AI app. User-friendly python script to batch convert video to webm for discord embeds (needs FFMPEG in your PATH).
